This workshop brings together graduate students based in the Central European region, and working on innovative and ground-breaking doctoral projects in Ancient Philosophy.
Papers include:
“Seneca on Why a Specific Kind of Dialectic Can’t Change Beliefs” Johanna Schmitt (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)
“The Byzantine Commentaries on the Topoi of Aristotle’s Rhetoric” Melina Vogiatzi (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität)
“The Relationship of Becoming to the Third Kind (Timaeus 48-53b)” Ondrej Krása (Charles University, Prague)
“Unity and Multiplicity of Intellect. Why is the Intellect beautiful?” Ota Gál (Charles University, Prague/Université de Fribourg)
“The Problem of the Individuation of Aristotle's Unmoved Movers” Domagoj Polanščak (University of Zagreb)
Respondents include:
István Bodnár (CEU/ELTE)
Antonio Vargas (Humboldt-Universität) Ágoston Guba (ELTE)
Divna Manolova (University of Silesia, Katowice)
Gina White (CEU)
All are welcome to attend.
For further information on the papers, speakers, and schedule, please visit: https://philosophy.ceu.edu/events or https://cems.ceu.edu/events/2017-03-25/1st-central-european-graduate-wor...
Organised by: István Bodnár (CEU/ELTE), László Bene (ELTE), Máté Veres (University of Hamburg), Robert Roreitner (Humboldt-Universität), and Gina White (CEU).
Full schedule available here: https://philosophy.ceu.edu/CEGWAP